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Paula Zuluaga

@pzuluaga.bsky.social

De Cali, Colombia | Postdoc @UABBarcelona.bsky.social | PhD @eui_eu | @RedPolitologas || gender, political behavior, political economy, state capacity rt≠endorse etc

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Federica Genovese@fgenovese.bsky.social · 6d ago

The Global South is incredibly pressured by indigenous & multinational fossil fuels. Despite acute climate change awareness, climate mobilization is very hard. But it is not inexistent. Remarkably, the GS is also a space where courts have armed themselves and climate litigation is fought fiercely:

Brazil prosecutors sue Shell for US$108 million over deadly 2024 floods

Brazil prosecutors sue Shell for US$108 million over 2024 floods and climate damages Read more at straitstimes.com.

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Alexander Lees@alexanderlees.bsky.social · 4w ago

Our new paper led by Leo Miranda in @science.org - Comparing #Amazon protection strategies reveals that avoiding deforestation is most cost-effective for carbon storage, while avoiding forest disturbance yields the highest benefits for #biodiversity 🌎🪶🌴🧪 www.science.org/doi/10.1126/...

Protecting tropical forests is more cost-effective for biodiversity and climate than restoration

Halting deforestation and promoting restoration are at the core of strategies to confront the biodiversity and climate crises in tropical forests. Avoiding forest disturbances is also critically important but has received far less attention, and there is ...

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Eva Anduiza@evaanduiza.bsky.social · last mo.

Contrary to expectations, women feel similarly threatened by feminism as men, which is driven by women’s generally higher predisposition to feel threatened. Further, men’s and women’s perceptions of feminism as threatening are associated with different political profiles

Cambridge University Press Political Science & IR@cambup-polsci.cambridge.org · last mo.

#OpenAccess from the latest issue of @politicsgenderj.bsky.social - Perceptions of Feminism as a Threat - https://cup.org/3SK4fnZ "...women who feel threatened by feminism do not have a particular political profile..." - @evaanduiza.bsky.social & @gefjonoff.bsky.social

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European Social Survey@ess-survey.bsky.social · 3mo ago

Analysis of our #data on #gender discrimination in the workplace was referenced in this @agendapublica.es article. Dani Marinova and Gabriela de Carvalho (@uab.cat 🇪🇸) found women were far more likely to experience discrimination at their employment than male respondents.

¿Ha servido el permiso de paternidad para reducir la discriminación laboral?

Un estudio con 3.950 progenitores muestra que el permiso no reduce el sesgo contra las madres y eleva la discriminación a los padres.

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DEC@dec-gr.bsky.social · 3mo ago

📝Last week we held a workshop to reflect on the future of our research group and discuss strategic priorities. It was a great opportunity to share ideas, think together, and explore the direction we want to take in the coming years. Thanks to everyone for the enthusiasm and participation.

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Albert Pinto@70sbachchan.bsky.social · 4mo ago

Imagine if hundreds of people died in hurricane or floods smashing through Europe Heatwaves have already killed that many ppl. They are a silent killer in that they dont generate outrage or fear. Hope this by @economist.com helps save lives as Europeans wake up to danger bsky.app/profile/eate...

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Oliver Morton, Eater of Sun@eaterofsun.bsky.social · 4mo ago

My round up of @economist.com's heatwave coverage (gift link) www.economist.com/europe/2026/...

Álvaro Canalejo-Molero@canalejoalvaro.bsky.social · 4mo ago

📢 Happy to share our new paper, just out in the European Political Science Review! 🎉 "Priming common European and democratic values does not reduce affective polarization" cambridge.org/core/journal... Short thread 🧵👇

Priming common European and democratic values does not reduce affective polarization | European Political Science Review | Cambridge Core

Priming common European and democratic values does not reduce affective polarization

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MetJam@metjam.co.uk · 5mo ago

Oxford, the longest running continuous weather station in UK history, with temperature observations stretching back to 1815, has preliminarily broken its maximum temperature record for May yesterday by OVER 3ºC with a temperature of 33.7ºC. Unprecedented in its 211-year history.

Spaghetti chart showing Oxford Radcliffe Observatory daily maximum temperatures for every day of the year from 1815 to 2026. 211 years of historical data are shown as very faint grey lines tracing a seasonal cycle from around 5°C in winter to a summer peak of roughly 25–30°C in July and August. A blue smoothed 30-day mean line highlights the average annual temperature cycle. The 2026 line is shown in bold red, running from January through to late May before spiking sharply upward to reach 33.7°C on 26 May, well above the entire historical grey envelope for that time of year. A single dashed red reference line marks the previous May record of 30.6°C set on 29 May 1944. The 2026 reading exceeds this by 3.1°C and, in statistical terms, is the 6th most anomalous maximum temperature in Oxford's 211-year record, ranking as the most anomalous May maximum ever observed and coming within 0.6°C of the all-time June record of 34.3°C set in 1976.
John Bistline@bistline.bsky.social · 7mo ago

This is my favorite climate change chart. Japanese monks, aristocrats, and emperors kept meticulous records of cherry blossom festivals for 1,200 years and accidentally built the world's longest climate dataset.

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Instituto de Políticas y Bienes Públicos@ipp-csic.bsky.social · 7mo ago

Mañana a las 5 de la tarde en el @csic.es → #DiálogosMax Hablaremos de influencers y el auge del neomachismo con tres voces de referencia: @cristinahernandez.bsky.social @nlopeztrujillo.bsky.social @isabelvaldes.bsky.social Aún estás a tiempo de inscribirte: forms.gle/ZN4nUeBhL6d4...

Inscripción 4ª edición #DiálogosMax

El Instituto de Políticas y Bienes Públicos del CSIC presenta la cuarta sesión del ciclo #DiálogosMax: Influencers y el auge del neomachismo. Introducción sobre el tema y moderación del debate por ...

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Marta Fraile@martafraile.bsky.social · 9mo ago

Do not miss our article published at @politicsgenderj.bsky.social Using content analysis and survey data, we show how generalist influencers in consumer markets produce anti-feminist content and how it can shape, reinforce, or shift public attitudes toward feminism

Beyond Likes: The Role of Influencers in Promoting Views about Feminism and Anti-feminism in Spain | Politics & Gender | Cambridge Core

Beyond Likes: The Role of Influencers in Promoting Views about Feminism and Anti-feminism in Spain - Volume 21 Issue 4

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Gefjon Off@gefjonoff.bsky.social · last yr.

Our Element is out! 🎉 Why do authoritarian-leaning leaders target women’s and LGBTQ+ rights? Is there a systematic pattern that reaches beyond individual country cases, and how is this reflected in people’s attitudes and societal norms? www.cambridge.org/core/element...

Attitudes toward Political Authoritarianism in Economically Advanced Democracies

Cambridge Core - Politics: General Interest - Attitudes toward Political Authoritarianism in Economically Advanced Democracies

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DEC@dec-gr.bsky.social · last yr.

Today, we concluded our two-day workshop on Political Behaviour and Public Opinion. Many thanks to all presenters and participants for the inspiring discussions and contributions!

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